Letters to the Editor

To the editor, I am confused and angered at the fact that Thunder Bay is once again passing up an opportunity to create great and lasting jobs for its populace.

To the editor: I was standing out on my porch on Sunday afternoon. Something caught my attention. The streets were quiet and no one was around the downtown area. Yet each and every one of the parking meters was blinking and not making money.

To the editor: When I started driving almost 30 years ago, my driving instructor informed me I needed to share the road sometimes -- not all the time because you may be alone on the roadway at some point and then at that point the road is all yours.

On April 27, 2012, TBT News had a report on the status of the develpment of Phase Two of the Waterfront Development.

To the editor: I have noticed now that it is warm again for some odd reason some dog owners in Thunder Bay seem to believe it is OK to allow their pets to run at large. I am writing this letter to let them know it is notT.

I found myself stuck in traffic last week and while I was waiting for events to unfold I had one of those brief moments of clarity you hear about every now and then.

It’s not often politicians do the right thing for the right reason. Bruce Hyer, it seems, is the exception to the rule.

To the editor: Upon hearing about the arrest regarding child pornography here in Thunder Bay; my heart came to a screeching halt with panic.

To the editor: Greg Alexander’s recent column speaks to one of two community narratives respecting Prince Arthur’s Landing. Mr.

To the editor: Our city coucil originally said they would build the new arena only if they got money from the government. Now it sounds like it is just going to happen.